Universal Chess Opening against all Sicilians

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Chess Opening against Sicilian, Universal Opening against all Sicilians, How to play against Sicilian Defense?, how to play against various Sicilian variations?, Tricks for white in Sicilian defense, traps for white in Sicilian defense, tricks and traps against Sicilian defense, tricks to win fast against Sicilian defense, Dirty chess tricks to win fast against Sicilian, Chess tricks to win fast for white, Chess traps for white, Chess openings for white, How to play aggressively against Sicilian Defense?, attacking chess, aggressive chess, Chess tricks, Chess traps, Chess Gambit, Chess tricks & traps

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@justinc0336 3 года назад

Rumor has it when GJ chess enters a tournament and says “Boom” his opponent packs his bags and goes home.

@chessbrilliance8783 3 года назад

Actually he rather says " Baaam!"

@SpaceCadet4Jesus 3 года назад

And "Hahahaha"...

@brianmutande4516 2 года назад

hahah that's what I heard too

@kipsenpai8489 Год назад

It be that way sometimes. Get the same vibes from GM Naroditzsky when he says, “Okay, this is an instructive moment.” Just resign and go to your therapist. 🥲

@joejoe-ds8xr 3 года назад

well done, clear concise and good analysis and tools showing 3 different essential middles

@mayday7675 3 года назад

Great video to learn Botvinnik System, it's solid, and easy to play. Thanks for the great weapon!

@raygordonteacheschess5501 3 года назад

I've been playing 2. c4 against the Sicilian (and writing about it) for years. The main drawback is that 2...e5 leads to a closed English and doubles your homework, which is why I gave it up. Also the e6 systems for Black will tear this opening to shreds.

@harrymills2770 3 года назад

I would never open 1. e4 for the same reason. it's easier for me to play more thematically and positionally, with 1. d4. I think if I knew a guy would accept the Morra gambit, then I'd open with Smith-Morra, because it's so much fun to play under tight time controls. It can get hard for Black to find something productive, while the piece development plays itself. It doesn't matter if the opponent's seen it, before, or not. White has a real advantage in development at cost of a pawn. Black can respond to all threats and still find his bishops locked up and white looking to attack with the exchange sack in the enemy camp..

@raygordonteacheschess5501 3 года назад

@@harrymills2770 I'm always amused at how players not even rated 2500 talk about the first two moves as if they could hold a 0.2 edge the whole game with their marvelous technique!

@raygordonteacheschess5501 3 года назад

@@harrymills2770 I find pattern knowledge is the key, not time controls. The Smith-Morra is a nice "threat" but my line in the Sicilian (apparently now named after me) is 2. d4 cxd4 3 Qxd4 Nc6 4 Qe3! As solid as any many line without all the homework and it ties in nicely with the Center Game, which I use against 1. e4. I call my line the Sicilian Center Game but Iv'e seen it referred to as the Ray Gordon line, which means some people have been seriously pirating my books (no one here of course) ;-(

@andrewmathematician7443 3 года назад

@@raygordonteacheschess5501 Yeah, exactly, you're speaking out of my mind... I applied the thought of Center game to Sicilian - so Qe3 after Jc6 and it gives you very active play, nevertheless it's kinda really sharp because Black has more effective counterplay as he places the rook on Rc8 and it's really sharp afterall. I play it usually on weaker opponents to crush them fast, but I find it much less effective when playing 2150 players on Lichess and whether I'll play it in classical?... Definitely not, it's too dangerous to give Black that many time to realize his strong attack possibilities on Queen side.

@adrianapollyon5087 2 года назад

@@raygordonteacheschess5501 so you give up your queen for a pawn??

@tejasoza7371 3 года назад

I needed this! Thanks

@adrianprundaru4047 3 года назад

This is awesome thank you!!!

@chilakashalemraju3668 3 года назад

Excellent! Very instructive. Thank you

@pedropetr 3 года назад

Beautiful. Thanks GJ.

@sigmamale2098 3 года назад

Nice video Gunjan... VERY solid and easy to learn

@yuvaleliba3242 3 года назад

good stuff man! really enjoy playing this

@davidmasse7933 3 года назад

This is very useful, thank you.

@MLSaini-kk4lr 3 года назад

This is wonderful GJ thanks . We bless your daughter to a bright life.

@brijeshrai9041 3 года назад

I won many tournaments just because of Gunjan jani g

@volodymyrstepanov7068 3 года назад

@@brijeshrai9041 ... and what's your rating, if you don't mind me asking?

@jitendrarankhambe2236 3 года назад

A very nice illustration. Keep it up!

@ripalsavla5554 3 года назад

Thank you sir for uploading videos. I wish u upcoming happy diwali.

@jhonreyterobias2872 3 года назад

Thankyou so much master for this wonderful line

@mitchellwilliams2491 3 года назад

3-0 with this opening. Thanks man. Will be go to against Silician

@KPcpt 2 года назад

This is quality 🙌👌🧠🏋️‍♀️ Definitely gonna use it

@yuvalg 2 года назад

this is in fact the closed Sicilian system (grand prix version) except it starts with c4 - the maroczy bind, which is normally used against accelerated dragon.

@umeshsingh-mk5bk 3 года назад

Nicely explained. Thanks dear friend.

@PChessChannel 3 года назад

Thank you..this trick useful to me👍👍

@B3Band 8 месяцев назад

9:50 "ha ha ha" 17:05 BOOOOM hahahaha 22:10 BAM hahahaha

@raygordonteacheschess5501 3 года назад

Thank you! I just figured out something to improve my repertoire (not one of your moves but an idea I had long forgotten). BTW I play 2. d4 for the quick pawn break and go for Qe3 after Qxd4 rather than the Sicilian.

@rafaelrojas7249 3 года назад

Very good, thanks.

@MarkW126 10 месяцев назад

I understand the English better for watching a video about the Sicilian. Very well done, GJ!

@enzojanzo1808 3 года назад

Superbly, because simply.

@JoaoCosta-ti3zj 3 года назад

Tks GJ

@vijyantmehrotra8119 Год назад

Happy new year Coach

@vijyantmehrotra8119 Год назад

Thanks and regards

@saketsingh3259 2 года назад

great opening loved it simply awesome

@hichamlteif2587 3 года назад

I like your videos. .try to provide more tricks waiting for your next session. Regards

@mrpranadheer7528 3 года назад

Thankyou so much.. ❤️❤️👍👍🙏🙏 Please try to upload orthoshnapp gambit, Belgrade gambit and against Stonewall attack... 🙏

@magneticchanting9502 2 года назад

Thanks Mr. Gunjan Jani

@jameshouzvicka6631 Год назад

That piece sac was great!!!

@ArifulIslamKhan-nr1vd 3 года назад

Nice & very helpful video. Plz upload a video on universal opening against french defence...

@JohnDoe-hr4xj Год назад

Thanks.

@vijyantmehrotra8119 Год назад

I learnt a lot from your videos

@chessamber2522 3 года назад

Thank You Dear Best Game ❤️

@heyangkahuripi1174 3 года назад

Good n thanks

@jayanderson8213 3 года назад

Great video

@RizwanAhmad-zz9df 3 года назад

Love you bro

@Yasir2670 3 года назад

good thanks pro

@user-lh3qs8ef1i Год назад

My Respekt for You!

@adil1965able 3 года назад

😂😂😂black fun has come to the end😂😂😂 GJ you should join maurice ashley als a commentator. greetings from morocco 💕✌.

@rabranch32 3 года назад

Good stuff! Love the line. Why is this line not seen more in high level play?

@Stefan-xh1hi Год назад

Because objectivly, with perfect play, white has no advantage. However at any level under like 2400, that is completely irrelevant. Play it if you like it :)

@dannylabadlabad8258 3 года назад

a very nice opening..

@rg_chess9349 3 года назад

Sir Can u pls upload nepos trick against dragon My humble request

@KironKabir 3 года назад

happy birthday gj

@kamalofdeka 3 года назад

It was a very nice video .But it did not cover the trickiest reply by black , namely e5( in the fiancitto line where black bishop resides at g7) ,controlling the square d4 the same way white controls d5.As a result, the structure is completely symmetrical and white has no specific advantage and the game is approximately level. In all these illustrative games black is punished for not controlling d4 by playing e5

@alimanchua2327 2 года назад

The best tutorial

@koolestkareem7750 3 года назад

I used this opening in a tournament to beat a 2000+ rated player. Great vid

@rickcarnes2344 3 года назад

Nice video! You might also mention that this system can also be used in the Symmetrical English... mostly with the Queenside attack plan.

@chessfight10 3 года назад

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@Deadly_Knight_-dv6hw 3 года назад

Hello GJ_Chess I am your subscriber and I want to tell that I wanted a line against sicilian so thank you for this... 1 thing I want to ask that do you use chess base and if yes How did you gave a lot of moves for white continuously?? Please reply that and 1 more thing how did you got these board schemes?? Please reply!! And 1 last thing which recorder you use?? Please reply.....

@fridgeron1641 2 года назад

Awesome. Awesome. Awesome. One question regarding game 1. Why isn't Qf8 solving the problems for black?

@sivasubramaniamp1313 3 года назад

Very Very happy birthday to your daughter, god bless you.

@jasdeepsingh9069 3 года назад

I think you can help me on wining district level chess and state. Thank a lot.

@al_deensalah355 3 года назад

interesting!!

@tusharkuwar4 3 года назад

Position is of english opening. It's an transposition.

@kentbriangalleros6659 Год назад

Yes it's variation of Staunton

@BobDuganFL 3 года назад

Unless I'm wrong the idea here is to guide the game into a Botvinnik English which is a good opening in it's own right, but I don't think black should continue playing it as a Sicilian, we have changed from an e4 opening to d4. I'm usually delaying K-side development and starting with a6, Rb8, b5 and getting things going on the Q-side early after g6 and Bg7. But I do like the Botvinnik english and can see how it could work nicely against someone only comfortable with their familiar Sicilian lines/plans. Nice video thx

@yzfool6639 3 года назад

If black should not continue playing it as a Sicilian, then white has achieved one of his aims. As for your plan, white just adopts your strategy with the extra move: delaying K-side development and starting with a3, Rb1, b4, and getting things going on the Q-side early after g3 and Bg2. Completely sound with chances of advantage based on greater familiarity with the position.

@raygordonteacheschess5501 3 года назад

A strong player as Black will NEVER allow White to do any of this. It's been a long time but I think I covered 2. c4 in The Fine Art of the Miniature. Against anything but 2...e5 you can get a Maroczy Bind with 3. c4 but that runs into difficulty against e6 due to the Bb4 threat. Usually though you can play to a single key position at move 12 but not with d3 for White, d4 instead and go to a Closed English if Black plays 2. e5, which can also arise after 1. e4 e5 2. c4.

@chesslover8829 Год назад

Interesting, I came to the same conclusion. After 2...e5, Black can easily stop White by playing normal moves.

@mauricesmith3624 3 года назад

Was able to draw a 2000 rated engine with this (was winning until I blew the endgame)

@jimsullins9162 3 года назад

Happy Birthday to your daughter Amigo !

@ganarayanan5235 3 года назад

Is any Fide rating tournament going to happen in Chennai? Tell me if you know folks!!

@varronen552 3 года назад

Happy bday to your daughter!

@assadzaman6154 3 года назад

Hi Gj hope you are well.I always see your video .Honestly I am saying that your video makes stronger me then before. I am inviting you come to my country lovely Bangladesh.

@madchessLeviathan 3 года назад

I get a great win rate playing the wing gambit right away 2b4! even against stronger opponents. I guess that just fit my style more, and hardly anyone know what black is supposed to do.

@VitoPlaysGames Год назад

May I suggest the deferred wing gambit? White goes e4, Nf3, then b4

@niln5964 3 года назад

Happy birthday to your little angel 🎂

@muarakasih3484 3 года назад

Tenks

@Supernatural_guy 3 года назад

Isn't this known as botvinnik system in the English opening?

@michaelempeigne3519 3 года назад

Can you post some tricks against Nimzowitsch defense ?

@andrewmathematician7443 3 года назад

Why do you write it with German pronunciation, he's Slavic, I would say it's at least Нимцович or Nimcovič

@michaels4255 2 года назад

@@andrewmathematician7443 His mother tongue was Yiddish, which is a dialect of German. Sometimes he is described as a Latvian born Dane, but that is an incomplete description of his origins to say the least. The title of his book, _My System_ , was trolling the title of a recently published book by a German/Austrian political activist entitled _My Struggle_ .

@fedor6600 2 года назад

If white plays d4, can black still play f5? Is that still sicilian defense?

@vexcel6958 2 года назад

sooo hard to play that closed middlegame

@heyangkahuripi1174 3 года назад

HBD2your daughter

@rebeccamasse1557 3 года назад

I can actually use this in tournament play where nearly everyone plays the Sicilian against 1.e4. I can’t find the PGN though.

@rushilgaming3766 3 года назад

You need to pay for it

@rebeccamasse1557 3 года назад

Oh no problem thanks for letting me know.

@skylergrid4121 3 года назад

is it not Qg4 stronger on 22:07?what's rhe possible defense on this if ever.

@mircea-mariusmesesan1319 3 года назад

the answer is Ne5, attacking the queen

@seethema 3 года назад

💕💕💕

@HariHaran-sl1pg 3 года назад

I was 900 rated 7 months ago...by watching all repertoires believe it or not i am 1800...

@chrisgroves4097 3 года назад

Looks like a Botvinnik System

@andrewdavid520 3 года назад

"BOOOMMM"!!!!..... Black is dead and this is the last time it will play the game... I like your style Bro and will keep reading from you..... Thank you and regards.....